Visual Diary – The Main Bit of Life

This was an experimental image, if you can’t already tell. It felt good to make. Look at the shape of Ludwig’s eyes: they’re real, and they hold a lot of emotion, but they’re still definitely mine. This was me messing about with the gloaming brush beyond all recognition to create a new lineart brush. I’veContinue reading “Visual Diary – The Main Bit of Life”

Student Rep Adventures – Muppet Night!

This was the first event the student reps have organised this year! I was very excited about it, and really wanted it to go well! I made a poster: The night went so well. We had about 20 people who stayed behind – one first year, too! – and people bought snacks, hot chocolate, weContinue reading “Student Rep Adventures – Muppet Night!”

Visual Diary: Carrying On

There is an explanation for all this. This is right after they’ve cooked for the household. Techo insisted she wanted to stay up downstairs, and asked that they watch Who Framed Roger Rabbit. The boys concede. Techo immediately falls asleep, and Ludwig carries her upstairs. They’re not invested in the film today. They begin toContinue reading “Visual Diary: Carrying On”

Paddington – Meeting with Roderick 2

Roderick was excited by the video! This is interesting progress with me, as although I haven’t wrested complete control over my creative practice, I can now look at something I’ve made and tell if it has that mysterious magic. I’ll call it flooby magic. At a talk today, I felt that familiar feeling of beingContinue reading “Paddington – Meeting with Roderick 2”

Paddington – Maquette

There’s a better word for whatever this is. Mock, idea spoot. Probably not idea spoot. Watching my hands make this was utterly interesting. It was one of those activities where I have a picture in my head, a time frame for getting it across, and I just have to find some way of evidencing movementContinue reading “Paddington – Maquette”

Lo Fi Printmaking- Kitchen Litho

Phil has talked to me about kitchen litho before, so it was quite fun closure to get to do a workshop on it with him. A lot of the illustrators I’ve talked to that were in the workshop or have done this module didn’t like kitchen litho much at all. I really quite enjoyed theContinue reading “Lo Fi Printmaking- Kitchen Litho”

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